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View Poll Results: How do you prefer to display your cards: in graded holders or in raw form? | |||
Yes, slabs add an ornamental or decorative quality to the cards when they are displayed. |
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43 | 53.75% |
No, I like to view a card as is; third party grading slabs are an annoying distraction. |
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22 | 27.50% |
I'm completely indifferent about it. |
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15 | 18.75% |
Voters: 80. You may not vote on this poll |
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I like slabbed cards, but not for any ornamental or aesthetic reason. I like the TPG opinon on the card to take into the mix with my own view.
I also like the protection. But if my card is not slabbed, I'll put it in some other holder. And in my view, a card looks nicer in one of those real thick screw-downs. So I can't say I want slabs for the look of them. I'm indifferent. Cheers, Blair
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Back in the day I used to really like the Lin Terry beveled screwdowns, very high quality. I agree that a card displays better on its own, although of course that is just one consideration.
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How to display low end items. The picture frames are garage sale specials, the bases for the 64 Giants are small blocks of finished oak from my dad's woodshop, with a small cut in the top.
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Does "strewn across my desk" count as a display?
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I don't think the slabs are good for protection. The screw downs are better. I gave my son a PSA graded Barry Bonds to play with and he managed to crease the card through the holder.
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You should really just stop sitting on your cards!
and what did your son DO to the slab?!?! yikes
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I haven't sat on a card. As far as the Bonds goes, I gave it to him as a toy. I'm not sure why I even had it. He probably stepped on it, he was 4 years old. |
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